Last month we hit the five-year anniversary of the Seattle Kraken Expansion Draft. Since that momentous day in 2021, media and hockey fans have engaged in countless hours of debate over the Kraken’s strategy and success procuring talent in that process. Did the Kraken overplay their hand or miss other opportunities to profit? Were NHL […] The post Seattle Kraken Expansion Re-Draft appeared first…
Welcome to Friday Film Room, our offseason Seattle Kraken prospects series here at Sound Of Hockey. Today, we’ll look at gameplay video, data, and analysis of Vicktor Fyodorov, the first-ever Russian-born forward to be drafted or signed by the Kraken organization, and Jagger Firkus, a second-round pick in 2022 and Seattle’s second-leading AHL scorer during […] The post Friday Film Room – Vicktor…
How do taxes work for NHL players? We break down income tax across all 32 NHL teams, including duty days, residency, signing bonuses and Seattle’s tax advantage. The post NHL player taxes explained: Does Seattle really have an advantage? appeared first on Sound Of Hockey .
It’s become an annual tradition here at Sound Of Hockey to dig into the latest USA Hockey registration numbers, and the 2025‑26 season gives us plenty to chew on. Membership continues to climb nationwide, but the story this year is less about explosive growth and more about steady, sustainable momentum, especially in youth and female […] The post USA Hockey Membership Report – 2025-26 season…
Welcome to Friday Film Room, our offseason Seattle Kraken prospects series here at Sound Of Hockey. Today, we’ll look at gameplay video, data, and analysis of defenseman Hawke Huff, the first-ever Washington-born player to be drafted or signed by the Kraken organization, and forward Jake O’Brien, Seattle’s top pick in the 2025 draft and premier […] The post Friday Film Room – Hawke Huff, Jake…
This offseason has brought a steady stream of roster movement across the Pacific Division. Between an unusually high number of trades, a wave of early‑July free‑agent signings and a signed offer sheet that shook a franchise in Southern California, it’s been a little tricky to keep track of who’s coming, who’s going, and how each […] The post Pacific Division offseason check‑in appeared first on…
Welcome back to Friday Film Room, our offseason Seattle Kraken prospects series here at Sound Of Hockey. Today, we’ll look at gameplay video, data, and analysis of forward Casey Mutryn, the No. 38 overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, and defenseman Tyson Jugnauth, a prospect from the 2022 draft who has taken a circuitous […] The post Friday Film Room – Casey Mutryn, Tyson Jugnauth appeared first on…
It’s fair to say this offseason has so far felt underwhelming for the Seattle Kraken. An offseason headlined Jason Robertson denying a trade to Seattle, with only small tweaking to the roster, hasn’t exactly instilled confidence that things will be much different heading into Opening Night. Now that we’re deep into the summer, the window […] The post Should the Kraken offer sheet Adam Fantilli?…
We’ve reached the dog days of the hockey summer, when general managers and other members of NHL front offices pack up and head to their respective cottages. During this period between the quieting of free-agent signings and the start of training camps in September, very little—like, practically zero—business historically gets done between franchises. It’s a […] The post Have the Seattle Kraken…
Welcome to Friday Film Room, our offseason Seattle Kraken prospects series here at Sound Of Hockey. Today, we’ll look at gameplay video, data, and analysis of Finn Kearns, an off-the-radar 2026 fifth-round pick, and Carson Rehkopf, a high-profile forward prospect who played for the Coachella Valley Firebirds last season. If you like these breakdowns, stop […] The post Friday Film Room – Finn…